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n. - A prism whose bases are quadrilaterals with opposite sides at an equal distance.

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  • This object is made of a hard stone in the form of a perfect parallelopipedon with slightly rounded faces.
  • The most peculiar feature of the mound was perhaps its apparently regular form -- a perfect parallelopipedon.
  • Each parallelopipedon of peat, cut to a depth of 10 feet, makes 144 sods, and this number can be cut in less than 10 minutes.
  • I could tell the solid contents of a cube, of a parallelopipedon, of a pyramid, of a globe (nearly), of a cylinder, and of a cone.
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